Must be devastating to find out after 20 + years you’ve been doing it all wrong then?
Whatever each to his/her own it’s not the issue here.
But I still think duck riders are cocks.
Au contraire, I realised I’d being doing it wrong for about 10 years 10 years ago, then ducked out after buying mcnabs dvd in which promotes foot peddaling and started a chain of courses which has improved my riding no end.
And if im a cock, I’m a cock that can snowboard well 😉
To the op.
1. Boots, make sure they fit (possibly footbeds as well).
2. Bindings, do they fit the boots and don’t over tighten (heel lift is mainly bad technique also)
3. Angles and stance width, play around, strap in when in the house and crouch, jump, press and see how it feels, if your stance is too narrow you could be rolling your feet over.
4. High backs, dont rely on them, if you lean on them too long it will push your feet into the tounge of your boots, bend your knees more and pull up on your toes and drive your heel down.
5. Don’t stay on one edge for ages, keep moving/turning.
6. Get some lessons, better still go on a full week course with a school, it will be worth it.
7. Take up skiing if 1-6 didnt work.